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Newspaper
Warren Ledger
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1894
Page
4
A terse tirade targets Democratic leaders and policies, denouncing Minnesota's address as ill advised. The piece rails at Senate delays over Bering Sea arbitration, praises punctuality in Congress, mocks figures like Reed and Tillman, and critiques campaigns and tax ideas while praising controversial stances and party purity. It cites Georgia and South Carolina politics, labor rights debates, and ends with a testimonial for Hood's Sarsaparilla.
The Republican contest for nominations grows heated as Independents and Stalwarts reveal rival slates. Key races include Congress with GO. W. Stone unopposed, State Senate open after Coleman withdrawal, Assembly with Paul Brown versus Baker, Sheriff feud between Howard and Peck, and Prothonotary contest involving Knapp. Arird’s withdrawal shifts balance. voting promises a bitter, vigorous fight with a big turnout.
A Ledger editorial notes years of direct American oil competition with Russian oil, citing Liverpool as the world price benchmark and India market dynamics. It questions tariffs on foreign oil, referencing Mr. Pols and the Calcutta consul’s statistics.
Johnstown Democrat condemns Hill Brice Gorman Camden Smith Murphy and others aligned with protectionism. Calls for repudiation by the Democracy and public meetings to voice indignation. Warns that traitorous elements harm party unity and aid enemies, urging removal of those who betray tariff reform.
State politics report Dick Quay predicts Lyon will be nominated easily for lieutenant governor with 260 of 264 delegates. The Populists plan a June Harrisburg state convention. Pittsburg delegates plan a walking campaign novelty. Jiles denial of deputy revenue collector post in Allegheny County contrasts with higher ambitions. Various local posts and party rumors swirl.
In Jamestown and surrounding areas many names appear from April 1894 and 1934. The list records marriages such as Piperman Ruckle Phillips Linendoll Huffman Rockwell Palmer Dalrymple Miller Gray Horner Knupp and Cranton, plus obituaries for Mabel Young George Duvois Aaron Scranton Betsey Alden and others with ages and birthplaces. The items reflect local church and cemetery notices, with towns including Garland Sugar Grove Russell North Clarendon Warren and Allegany.
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